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Oncology protocols, their details and their sources. Together in one library built for your daily practice.
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One connected workflow.
At every step.
01 — THE PLATFORM
Detailed protocols deserve a clear reading experience. OncoRegimen brings every element together and keeps the context in view.
Start with a category. Narrow the context. Find the protocol and its related information.
Indications, medications, administration, schedules, assessments and toxicities: every detail has a place in the protocol.
Link assessments and toxicities to shared blocks, while keeping the details specific to each protocol.
02 — OUR APPROACH
Useful information is easy to find, understand and compare with its source.
Review is a documented process: compare fields, record observations and track corrections.
03 — THE LIBRARY
Dedicated categories, consistent organization. Explore every area of oncology through the same clear structure.
THE CATALOGUE
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04 — CAREFULLY MAINTAINED
Every reader sees the same published protocols. Contributors propose changes, which are reviewed before publication.
Propose, enrich and review content.
Example roles. Every approved account can read; editing access is granted separately.
GETTING STARTED
Get to know the platform and how it works.
Learn more about OncoRegimenOncoRegimen is for healthcare professionals who consult oncology protocols. Every approved account can read the published library; contributors with editing access also help maintain it.
A protocol can include its indication, medications, administration details, schedule, instructions, assessments, toxicities, references and source book pages. The information available depends on the content recorded for each protocol.
Each protocol links to the pages of its source book. Contributors compare protocol fields with those pages, record observations and propose corrections, which are reviewed before publication. Review status remains separate from the protocol content.
Yes. Shared library blocks keep reusable content in one place. Assessment and toxicity blocks can be linked to several protocols, while each protocol can retain its own additional details.
Readers consult the library; editors can propose and review content; managers may also propose deletions. Every protocol addition, edit and deletion requires approval from two OncoRegimen administrators before it takes effect.
Sign in at app.oncoregimen.com or in the OncoRegimen iOS app. New registrations are reviewed before access to the library is granted. Your permissions determine whether you can also contribute content.
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